re,T.
' fHlTLADt AND THE MIRROR.
Fwyrexlty f Tlted BJmp.er White Try
ing to Dodga Her HeUocUon.
Many Jokes good, bad nnd fniMer-enfc-lwve
been poked nt the Indies for
tbe!r devotion to shopping 01110 0110
onto said tlmfc a woman hiw been known
to forget lior own name whilo engaged
In tlw fascinating pasUmo, and the
statement lias found many believers,
always, of course, among the tsterner
kx. Whether nil tho ladles are oqually
oblivious to everything is by no menns
wsaisrAat n happening In n largo
down town store may bo taken as hav
ing somo bearing on tho babject
" Tho store, which is one of tho finest
In tho city, has a largo mirror com
pletely covering tho rear wall, serving
tho double purpose of ornamentation
and protection by enabling tho floor
walkers to watch tho ever moving
crowds. Tho lady had been examining
. nnd pricing fabrics until her brain was
in a whirl, moving from ono counter to
another, and nil tho whilo gradually
approaching tho rear of tho store. At
tho last counter, after seeing everything
that wns to bo seen, sho heaved a sigh
of regret and bethought herself of
leaving.
And just hero tho fun occurred. Her
mind was busy with tho problem of
whether shrimp pink or pea green
would bo a match for her comploxion
providing sho could purchase either,
and sho was not awaro of her proximity
to tho rear. Rather, she had an idea
that sho was near tho front, and that
tho largo and magnificent mirror was
tho door. Sho approached it, and
thinking sho saw somo ono coming
toward her stepped to ono side. Her
reflection, of course, did tho same. Sho
stepped back. Ditto tho reflection.
Then sho got angry.
"Excuse 1110, sho said in tho clear,
cutting tones peculiar to her sex when
they wish to bo sarcastic, "are you'bo
fond of dancing Mint you must induigo
in it hero) If you lot mo pass I'll bo
obliged."
No answer.
"Well," said tho now thoroughly
aroused woman, "I'm going out, so
you'd bettor stand aside."
Suiting tho action to tho word, sho
took one two three steps, nnd landed
up against tho mirror. A little scream,
a blushing woman hurriedly going in
tho right direction this time, ngoncrai
titter from tho cusS&iors and clerks,
and tho comedy was over, Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Ulmt Ifnppnni If Vm Tuhe Arsenic.
When ft slnglo doso of arscnlo in suf
ficient quantity to bo felt has been
(aken, colicky pains, bowel disorder
land perhaps nausea result. In tho
oourso of an hour after a poisonous
doso has been taken an intenso burn
ing pain is felt In tho ajsophagus and
stomach. Tills spreads to tho entire
anterior portion of tho lower part of tho
trunk. A 6cnso of constriction nt tho
throat nnd an acrid, metallic tasto ac
company tho pain. Then vomiting
and relaxation of tho bowels begin. As
tho caso progresses tho symptoms In
crease In intensity. Then comes a
thirst that water will not allay, although
it apparently increases tho stomach dis
turbance. Tho victim groans nnd
writhes.
Now ho implores tho doctor to savo
him. Then ho begs to bo killed and
put out of pain. Tho extremities be
come icy. Tho pulso Is small, feeblo
and frequent, nnd tho breathing is
labored, embarrassed and painful bo
causo of abdominal tenderness. Tho
surfaoo of tho body becomes dark and
of that bluish color flint medical men
call cyanosed. Violent cramps nud
their torture, exhaustion becoinos col
lapse, convulsions or coma ensue, nnd
deaf) ends tho agony. This torture
lasts eomet lines from flvo to twenty
hours.
In somo cases theso symptoms occur,
but in a modified form, and tho doctor
will apparently get tho better of the
disease. Tho remission will bo but for
a day or two. Then tho abdomen will
swell and Jcy coldness wiJJ pervado the
framo. Shivering will oecomo pro
nounced trembling. Then cramps, con
vulsions nnd death. Kansas City Star.
An Ksthuato of Englund's Future King.
To American oyes, especially thoso
through which I look, Albert Edward
occupies a very unique position. His
strength is felt cverywlioro, nnd in re
lation to everything. When ho bo
comes king ho will hnvo no more power
than now, except tho ability to sign pa
pers and nppoint a fow friends to office.
If ho has been merely a leader in so
cial life, ho lias managed to impress
himself so well- upon his peoplo that
thoro Is not a man nor woman in Eng
land who would not bo glad to eco
him tho ruler. That is saying much
for ono who lias been surrounded with
great temptations from childhood, and
who had no political power to endow
bun with heavy responsibilities.
His very position forced him for tho
moment to tako upon himself tho light
er obligations of luo nnd moot his peo
ple on tho field Instead ol viewing
them from tho throne. Ho coud only
weigh liimsou and bo weighed outside
of official life. Yet ho roso abovo that
position, step by step, until ho mado
his Influcnco felt all over tho kingdom
by means of tho knowlcdgo ho gained
by porsonal contact with tho world in
almost every walk of life. If this does
not ovldcnco a strong man, thon what
does? Frank Burr in Lippincott's.
Peoplo JJiiy Moro I'lower.
"Ono of tho most encouraging things
I see," said tho confirmed optimist,
"is that tho dwollors hi great cities are
coming to regard flowers as a necessity
and not merely a luxury. Until a year
or two ago fow flowers wero grown in
winter, and ninny of theso withered In
windows, as tho florist was obliged to
charge great sums for them. Now
ovcrybody buys flowers, and oven thoso
who dony themselves tho delight of
purchasing liavo tho pleasuro of seeing
them offered in tho streets."
"It always hurt dm so In thoso old
days," said n gentla voico In tho optlm
Ufa nudionco, "to think, whon I bought
n bunch of roses, that I was paying for
at least ono other bunch which had
faded unsold. Now that so many
flowers nro bought, very fow propor
tionally aro wasted. This is almost as
comforting to ono"s feelings as it is to
no's purso." P. A. Kessour in Kato
Field'n Washington.
An Apt Itcbuko,
There is n Unitarian clergyman who
Is not without a power of keen retort,
and who is nono tho less gifted with
tho graco to command his tongue
rather than allow Ids tonguo to com
mand him. Ho lias in his congregation
ono of thoso women who make a pre
tense of frankness an excuse for rude
ness, and who are given to boasting that
they aro plain spoken, wjien the truth
is that they aro simply ill bred and in
Solent. This especial lady is wealthy,
and there aro not many in tho list 0
her acquaintances who duro rebuke
her. albeit they do together console
each other for tho wounds thoy suffer
from her tonguo by abusing her
roundly.
It chanced that ono ovenlng tho lady
and tho clergyman wero partners at
whist nt the house of a common friend,
and so successful wore thoy that they
won almost every gamo for tho even
ing. Llko peoplo who aro fond of hav
ing tholr own way, tho lady was in high
humor over tho success, nnd when the
play was over sho pushed back her
chair from tho table with tho char
acteristic and graceful remark to her
partner:
"You do play a good gamo of whist,
Blr. Blajik. If you only preached as
woll as you play whist it would bo a
treat to go to church to hear you."
Tho clergyman was quito equal to
tjo occasion. Ho kept his tomper nnd
his fneo under perfect control as ho re
plied:
"Thank you, Miss Sharp; but you
know anybody can learn to play whist,
while genius nnd good breeding come
by graco of God." Hoston Courier.
HARRIETS UY TELEGRAM.
PORTLAND.
Wheat Valley, Jl CO por.ccntnl.
Flour standard, tliZ't
Walla Walla J50U;
Oatn While COo to (Bo per l)tlhel.
.Mlllslumi-Hnin 21; u3ttg, f to 20
ground barley, f3? to 51; cnopfecd. $30
mlcldllngH, $:, per ton.
JIay-J(inperton.
"utter Oregon fancy dairy, 22;c: lancy
creamery 27; good to falr.17022; Cali
fornia choice 21 to?;.
Kggs-Oregon iBc per doz.
Poultry Old chickens, JO.
Potatoes GO at 70o per ccLtnl.
Chceso-Orojou, 11 to 13c; Cullforum
lie
Sugars Golden 0, c: extra U, 1; dry
granulated, f oubu, crushed and Pow
dered, CJc per pouud.
Beans-Smalt whlto, 3Jcl; pink 3$;
bayou, ; butter, 4$c; limus, yta.
Pried Frulls-.TJie market Is firm. Quo Que
ted: Italian pruuos, 11 to 12c; 1'etlto nud
Uernmii.lOo per pound; ralslm, $2 35 por
box; plummer dried pears, 10 to lie; nun
dried uud factory plums, 11 to 12c; evapo
ralcd peachoH, 18 tofl'c; Smyrna figs, 20o;
California figs, Co per pound,
Ulro (r per pound.
Hides Dry hides, h)4 to Oc; He less fin
lulls; green ,ovcr 65 pound1), 7c; under 63
pounds, 2c; sheep pelts, 30c(3$1.23.
8MOKED 11RAT8 AND LAW).
Eastern hams, J2 to !3o; breakfast ba
con, 12 to 13c; sides, 0 to lOp; Inrd,
to 'iyta per pound.
SAN FrtANClSCO.
Sajj Fhancisco, Juno 11. Whcnitue
rook opened on aquleter market. No. 1
whilo, J1.0SK per cental.
HopsiOiijiaOo per pound,
llarloy Feud II Wl MJ por conta)
jliolco $1 OC; common grade i 45.
Oats-Gray Jl ft.' to 1 07; black (1 82 to 1 85
per cental
OnionsSi to !'.
Potatocs-,75o to 80.
MLSOkLANEOUB MARKETS.
CltlCAOO.Juno 11 heut, May J1.03;July
1.00K.
lleel. Llvo, J0fl 33.
Mutton Live, J1.50J8.
Hogs Mvo, J160 S1.00
Vca 71 to 10c per pound.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, nil Subscribed, $200,000
Trausact n general banking business!
In all 1U bruuehes
OtXl. VILMAM8
WM. KWUI.ANI)
llUOH All'NAUY...
lfA4ilrf AM
.Vlcn Presldeut
. . .Cashier
1MRECTOKS: oi. Wllllnintf.V'm. I""
land, Dr. J. A. Kluhardsou, J. w. llolsou.
J. A. linker.
Hank In now Exchange block i i m
inerrlnl street. Kl.-U
First National Bant
RAL.KM OIIKOUN.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OltEGOJT.
Rates, $2.50 to $6.0(1 per ny.
'I he best hotel between Portland ondSan
Francisco. First-class In nil Its appoint
ments. Its tables are served with the
Choicest Fi'Uita
ilrowu In the Wltlanicllo Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
! Proposals for Sups.
WM. H. I.A1U h, -VH.
J. IIKYMM.l'H,
IOHN 4IU1U, .
- J'rtHCi .
Vice 1 uili!i:i
- Httllr
GENERAL
BANKING,
1'lUliClSl"
KxctiaUL'u on l'ortluud. t'lcn
Now York, london nnd lfotic Kon
bought nnd sold, fetate, County ami LH
warrants bought. Farmers are (oidlalr
Invited to deposit vnd transact buslun
with us. Liberal ndMincis made 01
wheat, wool, hops and other property f
reasonable rates. Insurance np such v
curlly can be obtained at the bunk I:
mart reliable companies.
Capital National Bank
SAIEM - - - OREGON.
A. J. SHIMP, M. D.,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Ijilooll'hllndflflila.)
ELECTRICITY .IS THE TRUK ENEMY
Uf all Uironle. ltlieumutlc, Ulood, Uruln
and nervous dlst-a-es. Uvery vniloty 1
fiimale diseases yield to electricity afler
h11 other model of tre.iliueut have failed.
Thirteen years clinical experjonco. Olllco
l'A Commercial sUcet 6 2J3m
MOXCY T Ll
Upon farm pioperty nt current rates of
lntcro-t.
JOHN. A CA1WON,
U'.niiH .'laud 4, 1idd A
Uullding,Salom,()r. 42toinw
Attornoy n. Uv,
Hush Hank
I'apifal Paid tip,
iurplns,
$75,U0l
15,000
CARTER'S
ITTLE
11. S. WAM.ACK. - 1'resldeut.
V. V. MARTIN, - Vicc-lTcsldcut.
J, H. AL11EHT, -... CttfcUler.
DIRtCTORSi
W.T.Gray, W.W.Jlnrtln
I. M. Murtln, R. P. Wallace.
Dr. w, A.Cuslck, J. 11, Albert,
T. MeK, I'atfou,
To tanners on
MADE
wheat and other market
Sick Ileadaclioand relieve- nl fho troubles Incl
dent to a bilious btato of the system, such bs
Di7ziness, Nauea. Uronslness, Distress after
eating, Pain In tlio Bid. &c While their most
rcmarkablo success 1 m been shown in curing
if
Ileadacne, yot Cmvi m t lAmr, Liver 1'ills
aro eiiually valiialIc- in Constipation, curing
and preventing thib annoying complaint, wlille
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stlmulnte the liver and regulalo tho bowels.
Even If they only cured
able produce, consigned or in store
eiiner in private grananesor
public waroljonMs,
Slate and County Warrants Bought at Pai
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drultj
drawn direct on Now Yoik, Chicago, Hai'
Krancisco, Portland, London, 1'arls, BeiliL
Hong Kong and Culcutta.
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating Parlors& Candy .Manufaclory,
SOtS Commercial Street.
ULuLOFKAHK:
Ico Cream 10c , 15c. and 2"i cents
Coflee, Tea or Chocolate and Cakc.10 cents
Mush nnd .Milk ...!) cen'i
I'lute of Soup 10 teals
Hot Cakes Coltoo or Tea :15 cents
HcefHtcik and Kgga , ,, 25 cents
lork Chop and fcggs r,.......,23 cents
.Mutton Chop and Eggg.....,.85 cents
Venison and KgKsT.,.,... 25 cents
Sausage nud Eggs ,... 25 cents
11am and Fggs.. 25 cents
Fresh Oysters any style . 25 cents
25 Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to3 O'Clock
A. nlco variety of vegetables, etc.. etc,
Also tea, collce or milk with Pll 'M cent
meals without extra ohargp, '
Choice Cipro, imported an Domestic,
always on haud.
Porter House Hteak and Tggs 50 cenu
Tender lln Hteak and Kggs 50 cents
EX K. HALL,
Pajicr Hanger.
Leave order at Globe Reo I Ks ta te Exrhan gi
Jl
Ache thoy would bo almost priceless to thoso
who suffer from this distressing complaint)
but fortunately their goodnes3 does not end
hero, and Hioro who once try them will find
theso little pills valtiablo in so many ways that
they will not bo willing to do without them
llut after all sick head
fav Circuit Transfor System.
A system Jias been designed to meet
n now but promising domnnd for the
U80 of privnto telepliono and telegraph
facilities by subscribers whoso business
with their correspondents at distant
points will not warrant tho oxpenso of
a wlro for their own uso exclusively.
Tho now system transfers a wiro simul
taneously at both ends from ono pair
of subscribers to another overy flvo
minutes if dcslrod. Tho scrvico is di
vided Into segments, and If n subscriber
and his correspondent aro connected at
ono begmont they can communieato for
llvo minutes each hour by paymg tho
minimum Used yearly rental for theso
facilities.
Should thoy find that tholr business
required ton minutes each hour thoy
could bo connected to two adjoining
segments, or, if preferred, to ono seg
ment on each sldo of tho segment eir
do, which would enablo thoin to com
munieato for llvo minutes every half
hour. Other subscribers would liavo
tho lino for wlmtovor portion of tho
timo thoy arranged for, tho object be
ing to accommodate subscribers with
wimiovur iacuiues iiioy cnooso to pay
for. Now York Tolegram.
Is tho bane of so many lives that horn Is where
ho mnko our great boast. Our pills cure it
uhlla others do not,
CAnTKrt's Little Livrn Pills nrnverrfimnll
and very easr to take One or two pills make
a doso, Tliey nro strictly vegetable and do
notgrlpoor purge, but by lhelrpente action
please all who uso them, In vials at '45 cents;
llvo for $1 Hold o ery whei e, or sent by maiL
CASTES t'ESlCUIE CO., Mew 7crt
i
INBOHAIClr
Company,
Fire and Marine.
U. W. HEELER, Agent, - Nleui. Oregor.
BARK A POTZH,
247 Com'l St. - -
SALEM.
Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
Aomplote lino of stoves and Tinware.
;Tln roofing und plumbing a hpecialty.
Fstimates for Tinning and
Plumbing Furnished.
K. H. WESTAC0TT.
Notico to Contractors.
T iTlCE Is hereby given that sealed bids
IN y!U bo received by tho City of Salem,
uregou, at tho olllce of tho city sureyor ot
the city of Salem at Salem, Oregon, untl
II o'clock a. in., of Juno SO, 189, pit which
tlmehald bids will bo opened ror the build,
lug and construction ofa sewer lu block 7i
audit.) of tho city of Salem and on the side
of said blocks In accordance with tho Pro
(lies, plnn and fpec!HcUlons thereor on
Hlo in the olllco ot tho (.aid city surveyor.
Kicli hid must bo accompanied by a de
posit in favor of tho city of Halem, Oregon,
in the sum of J100 ns a guarantee of good
faith on thepaitofthobldder, which will
bo torlelted by the city ot Ualem, Oregon,
Inca'-oolfalluroofgoodl.ilth ou the Will
of the bidder. The blank formoontrictaud
tho bond the bidder will Bo required to
extei'lo iu case his bid Is satisfactory to
theclly of.alem, Oregon, Is also on flfo m
the olllco of said city surveyor, nnd salri
oud mint be given In the penal pum ot
51010 with two good and sufflcent sureties,
to be approved by the mayor pi the city ol
Salem, Oregon. Tho cty ofsalom, Oregon,
reserves tho rrioctnnv nr nil hi.u iw.n,
byorderortho.CommoniCounollofthoclt'
ol Ualcm,0reL'nn.
M.W, GOQDELL, Recorder.
rnnE noAiin or TntjsTEEs of the ore.
I nrn SUte lnne Asylora Invl fs if.Ied
np,pofil for furnishing t the Mylnm. ner
Sslfin. Oregon, the following utipplles for the
oil mouths ending Dec. 31, 1891.
OilOOEIUE3.
fn MV Ida T.T.1 Iftlt.
flOU ' od rrckcrs. extrs fresh.
100 mllln. Cl loose.
10,00(1 gnlilrn O sngtr, 100 lbs ocki.
fOOO ' urtuulated
400 ' cheese, Cranf Ion's or good.
000 ' norniunl, Oolil Dust, fresh ground,
bills.
2 ',00 ' cracked whett, fresh ground, bbla.
itAK) ' re hominy ' '
2500 ot niesl ' ' '
1800 ' rolled oats, American, frcah ground,
bbls,
mo ilrlp.1 rurrnnls.
180 ' C k Go's A ft I! brand carb soda,
100 ' micki-rol, eilra mesa, '01 catch.
MX) salt salmon, ' '
4oeo ' cholro island rice No 1.
!HiO ' bnutltss codfish, Tacino coast,
1IX) cream tartar, J A Folgcr's,prlnio.
ll'O ' gloss starch, Oswego.
(ilO corn sUrcli, Oswego,
10 gross matchessuperior Safety.
M do; brooms.
12 dos cans oysters.
SO doz conctntrated lyo, American.
10 doz cans corn, l inslow .
100 lbs tapioca.
1P00 gala extra golden refined syrup,
S0O coal oil, Pearl brand In tanks.
200 ' molasses, Orleans, extra,
10 bxs raiccaroul, No 1,
(I ' vermicelli.
2 doz bath bricks.
lffl lbs germea, Bpcrry's new procesa,
liii ' China starch.
ildoz whisk brooms.
bxs blue ultainarlng L ,
mop rags,
mop sticki.
do clothes baskets, willow, large size,
square end.
dust brushes, M I, & Co 7 II.
Worcestershire sauce, L&rqbi.
pure Lucca oil. A
11 ' scrub brushes Np IS.
' Eureka pipci; palls,.
O.'It.Hbllokpoppir,
0 ', glug. r.
30 cinnamon,
60 ' mustard,
10 ' mace.
VINKOAIt.
800 gal puro elder vinegar, 40 gralus.
CltOCKEKY.
10 doz glass tumblers.
2 ' syrup pitchers.
4 1 gal pltoliaia, W Q,
13 1 (jt soiip bowls,
2y I teacups and saucers. WO.
4 ' platters 10 in. W O.
12 ' dinner plates '
10 ' vog dishes Sin
4 ' lanteru globes.
0 ' pie plates,
yiowt.
100 bUls more or less, best roller
livereil as wanted,
DRV dOODS
1200 yds Nashua XXX
bleached.
100 '.
l-!l krg Iliirden s front horse ahocs Ko B
100 ft each 1-4, MO, J, Norway Iron round
3 Ihs each 1-3 and 3-4 la copper rivets, for bells
10 rod lead. ""
10 ' each H and 1-3 in blank nuts,
0 ' wrought Iron washers 1.9 Inch,
1000 Ibi blacksmith coal.
S gal asphaltuni Tarutsh.
3 pkga each 4 to 8 tinned rivets.
1 keg lOd "Wire ualls.
1 ' each 20.1 and 40d cut nails,
2 doz wrought steel bath).
2 palls Mica ails grease.
0 hanks sash cord Bllvcr Lake No 7,
1 gross tacks 4 doz 6 oz, 8 oz 13 oz.
4 doz table knives, Iron handles,
GftANlTEinONWAnE.
2 doz vgato flat skimmers No IS 0 M,
3 ' ' banging soap dishes No (1.1,
2 n & W enameled seamless water pitchers
No 4.
3 dox agato basting spoons No 30.
2 ' extra strung dippers, No 10.
1 1-3 doz agato oblong pmhllng pans No IS
2 ' wash basins No 30.
1 ' flax flbro slop palls No S,
TINWARE,
3 dor. qt dippers XXXX tin.
IIUTTKR,
800 lbs per month, more or less, of butter of
host quality, to bo furnished in such quan.
titles and at such times as required, for ono
)ear, '
DRUGS.
1 lbs Acid muriatic, OP,
PRINTING
I
NK tV m....
teiWVffi'S!
luenuite,
price
If
RIL
v-
i!
.
s
".SW
- --.
process, de-
canton flannel, un.t
2000 yds Aiaoskeag mariners stripes, blue aud
fiOO yds Lonsdale fine sheetinc. 30 Inch.
COO pcquot cotton sheeting unbleached, 45
inch.
B00 yds i.equot A sheeting, .10 inch.
500 American shirting prints, light colors.
assort! d.
ROOyds century cloth, dark colors, aborted.
100 ' yds continental check flume, black
aud white.
200 yds red, aud blue check glars crash, 10 In
Wll'6,
600 yds bleached linen nud French craBli, U
200 yds Amoskeair blue demln' Q os,
om I Marseilles York MCbOo checks.
200 Amoskcag A, C A tloklng, 30 in wide
100 r.SUmkesu coraot lu.ia .lnir . ....!.
col.
Agricul-
Feed and
LIVERY,
KoHi'diug Stable.
Hay and oats told nnd delivered. Stable
on Ferry street, buck ofPoslomye, Salem.
Oregon.
PltOFKSSIONAL CAKUS.
J. J. H HAW. Jl. W.11UNT
W. H. PRATT.
QUAW.I'llATT.t HUNT, Attorneys i.l
Ll l.iw. Olllce mcrC.'iDllnl MnMnniil fi.itib
Salem, Oiegon,
rpILMON FORI), attorney at law, Salem
1. Oiegon. Olllco up-stalrs In l'atton'i
block,
T01IN O'SIIKA. Attornev nt law. Itiuim
t) over Cnpltul Nutionul bank. Collec
iionsa specialty, Uorrespondouco solid ted
12.
'AROYitlilNUHAM, Attorneys nnd
couuhelorrt nt law. nlf.ni 1 1.1.1.1111
living nllulHtrilcl oltheioconiaor Mnrlmi
OUUty.lUClUdlUcalotuncl hlnnU In.lnr im
Salum, thoy liavo spcclul faculties lor ex
amining titles to rc-ul estutc. llusiuess In
the supromo court and lu tho state depart
ments will rccolvo prompt attention.
11. K. 110NIIAM. 11. N. HAY1JHN
W.H. HOLM ICS.
IIONHAM, 1IOI.MKH A llAlllKN, AttOI-
xj iic-ys at law. uiiico ill llusli's block,
uotiu'cn Stutonud Court, on Com'l St.
Dl
R. W. B. SlOrr, Physician and our.
gcon. Olllco in Kldildco lllcmk. s,i.
iuui, Oregon. Odlco hours 10 to V2 a in.
i I" I p. in.
How Ho Lost Ills Alum Mine.
DIckGelutt, stago proprietor of Doug
las county, Nevada, enys: "Talking
about yarns that aro told to (ho tender
foot tourists, I used to liavo 0110 story
whon I drove stngo Into Genoa. At
ono point wo passed a high hill with a
baro whlto spot that gleamed In tliotmn
Uko a big piece of tin. Whon tho pas
sengers askod about it I told thoni thin
yarn: 'That, gontlomon, is my alum
wlno all thoro Is loft of a beautiful
prospeot You see, I struck tho gennlno
Boulder Hill lodgo and ran a forty foot
tunnel, when Just boforo sundown wo
track a big body of alum. Wo quit
work then, but when wo camo noxl
morning we couldn't eeo a btt of mine
zsept that bnro spot
" 'Why what became of HP eomo fal
low alway askod. 'Well,' I used to
leply, 'you boo thoro was tt hoavy rain
tiint night nnd tho wholo tiling puok
fil up.' "St. LoulaiobO'Domocat,
How Some Wonts lVero Derived.
A stentorian voieo Is f hat of ono liko
tho Grecian horald in tho Trojan war,
whom Homer doscribesas "greatheart
ed, brazen voiced Stentor, accustomed
to shout in loud as fifty othor mon."
A raglan Is a loose ovorcoat with
long bleoves, such as Lord Raglan wore
in tho Crimean war, Wellingtons aro
boots named after tho Iron Duko.
Bluohors aro also boots, natnod after
tho coinmandor of Wellington's Prus
sian allies nt Waterloo.
Any magnificent tomb Is called a
mausolouin. Mausolus, tho Carian
king whoso namo it bears, had nothing
whatovor to do with tho original ex
cept to Ho In It whon ho was dead. The
piety of his wife, Artemisia, gavo his
namo to tho tomb and immortality to
her husband's memory, because the
monument eho built over Ids body
gavo a word to language Tho mag
nolia boars tho namo of Tlerro Magnol,
professor of modlclno at Montpelller,
Franco, In tho Sovonteonth oontury,
and Dahl, a Swedish botanist, has hli
nawio oiubalmod In tho dahlln.r-Har-por'
Young Pooplo.
QSPRICE'S
Vmd im Milieu of Homes 40 Years tlie StaudauL
,T J.I'A'rrON, .M. I). I'liyslcluu and
rSIf'. . "B"i omco uuu rcsldeiico lu
t'.ldridgo biiK'k. oppoHlto Ooo..' drugstore,
jpeclali&ion dUou-ieN ot women and dill,
dreii.olironioand nrhulo dlaoiucs. Con.
puliation Irco.
nil. T. C. HMIT1I, Honttst.U-ijituto street,
Mnltim Hi. . hI.i.a.1 .1 ..
,T "., w., t-uiinuvu MUIIUII lllC'ia
,,u,,a , uu'i; UCY.CT
over1.-dehcrlnt Inn.
1 Ions a Hpecialty,
rainier opera-
WU. I'UGH, Architect, l'hiin, Spool
, IH'Rtlons and HUpcrlutondencu toi
all chides or biilldlngH. Olllco 'jyo Com
merclal St., up htnlrn,
S. McNALIiV.Arohllect, Now Himh
lli'evmau block. I'luiikim.i .....iii,.,..
OIU Of all C'hlSUO! Of Of IllllllllllIrK on shnrl
notice, ttupurliiteudonceorworkiirutnnth
oo'itd after. Ufi-tf
lion
? J-.?,eF UK'rijAND.ClvIl Sanitary and
ill. Hydraullo Kngiiieor. 0. N. Deputy
liincrai burveyor. City surveyors otilco
Murphy's Hlock, Salem, Oregou.
AX1W. M. J. 1'ArrON, Studio and Art
HI (lalleryln Kldrldgo block, oppcwlt
smltli'H art store. l.t.Mnn given, pictured
lor wilo or painted to order. Ttiose inter
ostod uro Invited to call uud Inspect the
large collcotlon uf oil palming on exhibition.
.HUMINKfcS OA11DS.I
R.;V11.LA1U), Ulackmnlthand horkc-
suuur, yu worn Kiiarauieca. Blioii
A
xl, muior. All work Kiiarautec
on wtuto Ktreet, near court Umibo.
GKO. UOtiYK. Uarber uud Hair drosslng
imrlors, Kluest buthU the city, aw
Coiiimervial Btrvot, Salem.
W. M. DeHAVEN,
Ming - and - Sale - Stable.
Qrje dt)or wesf of Lunp:s Dry l?oods (.tore
onUtato Htreet. Oulet family teams, cpec
lalattcntloupaldto transient blodk. f:llf
Jlids WniifcdSlnto
uiral College,
Tho Board of Regents of tne SUito Acri
cultural CQtl'ae of t H-gon Invite tenders,
hObaratelv, lor tlie stone basement, and
for tho erection and completion of the
threo-htory frame building ol theStudcnts'
Hall. on theColletroKlirinilLCnrvnllla fr
goti. Draw lugs -uid specifications will bo
leady for inspection nt the olllce ofMr. V.
D. l'ugli. architect. Salem. Ore inn. ns fnl.
35 doz pis ansiiCDderi. cood wnh
l2 ?.'u'liey r(,(1 handkerchiefs 2t inch.
o iiuch cauiDncoaKr, lailics, white
w. uuutrr.
21 doz papers Wallace & Sons' Eagle plus n C
8 ' bxs hairnius. Kerhv hr.,,,1
white tape Washiiigtoa ho 12.
medium 6ized thimbles, closed ends.
No SO white thread, Clark's Mile Kud.
' lfi ' i i
' 3ChlacV '
10 V
Golf, black hrnl.l.
12 gross penrl dress buttons HnnQ,
0 gt agate buttons, white, No SO F D.
0 ' ' 60 '
2 bolts white duck stnrk" 8 oz,
C red oil cloth.
200 pa Milward's needles, 100 pa 2, 3 and 4, 100
pa o aud C. '
ELLIS & WHITLEY
liveryme;n.
Soutli of Willamette Hotel,.
SALEM
OREGON
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livery Shble aud Feed
Yard.
The Best Box Stalls sad Corra.1 n the I'lty,
Quiet, family horsts a specially.
(In rear Willamette hotel )
SALEM, ... OREGON
MORGAN & MEADE,
Truck & Dray Line.
Uooil teams aud
stronghold.
prompt york Is oui
J. H. HAAS,
TI1E WATCHMAKER.
7
215 Commercial St., - Jilem, Oregon.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty of Snont.-irlra nnd mn.iri....
Clocks, Winches and Jewelry.
piCE ROSS, nincktmitlu,
IX rcialrliiguiidoairhigi)Mo
lu our employ Arthur Uliivo.a
liorseshoer. tllvo us u trial.
A. li
Rtw A i
leave n
rtAKPlT-UYING.-l
J cat iiei-sowlug
iMttou uiuuul r child
all kludsol
or. Welmvo
professional
4-11
HM1TII A CO., Contractor, Sewer-
lir. L'ollittut rinlnwnlUa I v, ..,.,,, .....
te: All wiirbt linintiiiir li,,,,,, w.,t.. j.1!
UNiveordornwltliDuguu Urcw'. IMt-i'iii
OllMllllllL-
or Huron A Kon,
Illlike it sneciallv ni
aud laylug; cariKitu
IVIlll irrti.Lltr. llt.t,w.
MTinuiiiuvni IUI
)oi)ot Addition .
Cheapest lots In town. 13 rold! since
January 15. Call on
RIGDON & ROORK
Biisli-Brcyman Blorb
MONEY!
To Loan on Real Kstit Security,
UulfdPuJoo?'00 BUlf" s-iVl0rH' Loa"
FEAR & HAMILTON,
SAhKM,
r?.. Orogon.
6:13 dw
" , v-r ar
J. II. 1.111111
J.U. LUUUMAN.
GEO. C. WILL,
of Will Jlros., Albany nd Oorvnllls.
Tianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
HKWINoVfAOIIIMKI UUd OHOANH
RRPAIUKDAND CLEANED
-At VQur Home
AgeDt fot NortawMlliMiirttucaCo, Two
iloomiiorttiofl'uiiiomce, hulem.Or. .No
dlw aud uow Kirt rir nil cwlug Nucblue
SWdw
v ' ''
1'. t.,"A.'" tutmcur iul builder.
O Hnolnld tluUlilug u apeelally a5
vommcrolat imi, .lalvm Oiegon.
I tHiiTTvTTlUiUTr" UUcks'nTliU."""! jurti
ui.tiu.cuiwgi.iw.uiuggic $i WILL BUY A LOT
L ' Mmuof I,M. Itoiwlrtm .puclal. ' -t" HUimoVR
y. HUop 8tt .trvet, co'miumli BL, w
UldK IllO t DO fiOllt. to ttin lin1nrsln.in,l nf
Corviillls, Oregon and will be opened in
follews: 1st. Kor tho stono basoinent on
.May 2Sth, at 10 a. in.; and, 2d, for tin
three story ibulldlng ou Juno Otli, lS'JI.nt
10 a, in. Tho iloaid of llecents do noi
bind themselves to accept tho lowest o.
any tender.
VALIiI3NAgj.
,,. ,, Bwelarj- XonUb Hoard.
Coryallls, Qr Slay pj, Igfll.
Proposals for Iron Cells.
riIHE board of public building commis
X siouers Invite sealed proposals for tu
construction of twenty lour tit) doublelron
cells und thirty two fJ2) single Iron cells at
the Oregon State 1'euilentiary. Vlans and
specitleatlona ut the ofllco of SV. D. l'ugli
arCliltot. Salem. (lr.irn -rino i-ii.t .n '
Jectuny or all bids is reset ved. illds wll.
iMi.,1,. ,L,X xecu iveofflce.on Tuebdav
July 11, 1891, ut a o'clock p. m. The paitj
receiving contract must lurulsh bonds for
faithful performance of same.
HYL-VKSTOK I'KNOYEU.
GKO. W. MclilUUK,
11111, METSUHAN,
M. A. MUNLEV, Clerkof Hoard. (Wltd
Notice of Dissolution ol Part
nersliip. r no all whom It may concern. No'Ico I
I hereby given that the co parinerhlt.
nErt nE" ,1xi,,ue "etween Kiioc'h Air!
uud tj le of Alny Hcnline.dolng bu"lnes
1n1'1i;2Ujett,ll''?iComineiclaJ blieet, li.
lliocllv ot rinleni, Aluiion couqty, Oregnr,
lfjeiU1J',U"l.lI;i:,lll80lVL'u. ut8 June 4
1MM. bald EuocU AIy assuming all debt
ENOCH MAY.
C. W. 1IENL1NE.
Tor Sale.
20 acres of laud, all fenced, two miles
eustpfSulemou the Garden Hoad.wlll be
hold lu rte aero !ta ifdeslred. Ten acres In
prctiard.tiomoiietothreojcarsold.tUiUHi.
lunprunes.eherrlos, pears, p.-aehe, rlums
uud annles.twn niT...nfv.,,;,v.,...,1, ('.'".
nnd nil kinds of small fruits, a nice. Veu
uiiuigo oi nvo rooms, won llnlslmd, burn
woodhoiise.overythlusuow. AUdrcs Su
lem or call on J . Vy LYON. 6 2a Im
YARN.
100 ll.s white all wool yarn,
SOAP.
2i00 lb Kirk's Savon, or as cood.
KM White castlln. fa
0 boxes ivry, 100 cakes each.
COFFKE.
2000 Rs Costa Ulca, first crade.
COO ' chleury, '
200 Gov Jaya, first grade,
100 ' real Mocha, flri,t gwio.
fEA,
8'28 lt.s U S brand, Pong Chong, or as good.
TOBACCO.
1000 lbs Itapldan or as good.
MEATS,
f 00 lbs per day more or less of beef and mutton
as required in equal parts of fore and
hind quarrcrs.
HOOTS AND SHOES.
8 dot pair ineu'B heavy kip bta M2, 1-11, 2-10,
8 doz pair ladles' kid sbov 2.7, 2-0 2-3 it k
U7 doz pair men's leather slippers 5.0, q.?,' c?
L 10 doz pair carpet slipper j, fc, 2-5, 2-0, 2-7; 2-8
t 1(1 DriiGii iinnn Iliab ' v
2 aide sole leather 25 to 27 lbs per sldo stock to
be extra heavy.
1 side harness leather, Oregon, extra good.
PAINTS AND OILS.
100 lbs Tionccr lead. White.
10, cases turpentine.
10 ' boiled liueeed oil.
G bxs glass 1.10x20 and 2-11x20.
8TATI0NAHY.
12 doz Payson's indelible ink.
A qts Sauford's premium fluid.
3 ' Stafford's copying t
I ' ' commercial ink.
u rpnmn IpIIai n.i... i-...i... , ....
as coo i ",V4 "";koou nan sucat, or
1 Brnib't'ipd'Me8-Cl18' DUoa'8 EftPliile. No 538,
I ilxs I,?"c?n '"caoaei.cci.t No 1 pens,
a bxs Esterbrook j peus.
PLUMBING.
H aniench.nS Br8' Val removilljlo discs
1 d"lnclkiU' Br8' Va,Tes re,nvahlo discs 1
' d0fncnkln Br8' ValT6S "movb"o dlacs S,
ld0tnchilkln8Dr08,Va,Vea reul0VWe discsJi
H diJnc1rnklD8 Br8' VaWeS re'vhle dlsca .
H dor short shoulder nipples, 2 inch.
H ' ' iS
H sockets, V .
2 ' ' nitric 01'.
2 ' ' citric.
10 ' ammonia aqua cone.
5 ' muriate powd,
5 chloroform snuibbs,
20 maiilnckrodta.
20 ' potash bromldo.
10' ' nitrate crystals O P.
5 ' powd, OP.
2 ' ' acetate.
2 ' soda salicylate.
3 bbls ' carbonate.
1 o Morp sulp, V fc W,
B lb can Durham mustard, pdro.
5 lbs potanhhlchroin,
100 paraftlie,
50 ' tlSWax. yellow.
A ' white.
100 hyprdcrmia tablots.hyoscyamlnc, snip, 1.C0
gr No fi, U'j eth Bros.
1000 hypodermic tablets, No 0 morp snip 1-1
gr.atropinosulpU LlOOgraln, Wyotli Bros
2 doz rar syringes, glass.
40 gal alcobul, Ksstorn.
10 lb? blBmuth sub tilt, squtbbs.
10 ' gum camphor.
1 ' wild cherry bark.
2 ' pepsin i-ach sc-liefrcru,,
a ' vauUls beans Mexican,
1 i gentian root powd.
a ' rochello salts,
0 ' sulfonnl baycr.
3 ' fluid extract arnica, Lily & Co,
3 111 k C ' 8,irBI'luilll comp for syrup,
100 oz qulnlno silph, P & W
2 lba. ollavango.
3 ' ol origanum,
' ' 1 'mon.
1 doz soft rubber catheters. No 12 French
0 lbs Iron pyro phos, soluble snuibbs,
100 lbs Epsom salts.
20 vaseline XX, refined,
1.2 gross 0 II pencils, assorted.
600 pills, nux. vomica. 1,8 gr, G C P D k Co.
1000 ' phosphorus, l.luo .
1000 I poilupti) llin, 1-1 . ,
1000 ' sulphide calcium 1.2
1000 2.
1000 anticontlpntion.
2000 ' Aloln comn .
0 lbs CO pills .
10 lbs Colgate shaving soap.
1-2 gross quart bottles whlto glass.
pun " .
7500 M T capsules, 2000 each No 0 nnd No 2,
uiuu eacu no w and No 4, 500 each No 1. 3
10 rolls surgeons Isinglass plaster, 5 each S k J
llesh and white.
21 gross corks XX, 5 each Xos 1, 2, 3 nnd 4, 1
gross No 0
1.2 gross 1 oz tin ointment boxes, seamless.
1 gross 1-2 '
i Uoz strengthening plasters, S J.
2 ' Allcock's poious '
0 lbs perfect absorbent cotton, S k J.
5 yds 12 Inch wldo rubber adhesive plmttr.
Meads, S .t J,
4 skeins surgeon's silk Turner's pateut, 3 each
Nob 2 Bnd 4.
2 lbs acid acetic,
UNION PACIFIC
r"e Overland
Route,
TICKETS
-Ou Ralet
DENVER
Omaha, Kansas City,
ST. PAUL, St, LOUIS
"And all Points-
rP AT
AND
AT III
US Court street. Batom . 11
A UAKKEU, Agents. ' Vttgoa- BOtfg.1
tAJl AND soum
SouthernPacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA KX
HCTWKKN POllTlVTi av-
II
7:00 p. m.
u:ib p. m.
10:15 a.m.
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Kan I.'mu.
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Above tralnH imi ,..,i.. . .::??
tlons north of Hosebi fg i iTSISf "'
Oregon City, Woodbim?' IS1 rniaii
Tangent, ."".lem Alb,,;
Junction City. Irving n.Vd LWcarrWl"i
's Imperial powder papors No 1C.
pill boxes, 5 each No 29, 30, '31.,'
$500 Reward!
Wl wll paythonbovo reward
caseui ilor CillinhllUt. dvsneimln.
a ...!, fi r. t f
yspepi
tlpatli
for anj
Bkk
iiricua compiled Willi. Thoy nr purely
,i?5.et"u1' unU nPvfr ruU to B,ve 8iitUfuc
i. n iTiirV"... " . lfT uoxcs.contnlu
" " i'..wi - wuuu iiuwtiro oi couuiur
lens unit nutations. The genuine inunu
fucturcd ohly by
C.U. viiicugoiu,
BoldhyUeo K.
street, HjIoih Or.
of couuior-
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Good, DruggUt, 8W Com
Health is Wealth I
Lrfel r w I "oHAiiT'
uit. is. l wtsni
Nerve uud Uraip
Trcaiment, a Kuunuiteevt i-cino for Hy.
n::z,i .f.T" V.' .' vuiwou, nig, fjPr ou,
NeuruUlu. lICMdcii Nrv.',,u i.,'. ..,.....
SP'S! b,Y lh6 u? or "loohol or lolmeVx"
Wnketullneiw. Mental nirwIotf, .Molten
ngoflho brain resiiltlUB In lusanily nud
leading to misery, demy and UmUi, rr
mature old age, Uirreuue, Iumi of ixi'rer
puil by overexertion of the tiraia.Kelc
box oontainaono mouth's trcntmeul. si.&
box or six boxen for Jioo, sent by mal-
WE Q UARANTEE BIX BOXER
TSifSK Snr ?". Vih oacU nw
relied liv us for six tmin, ucrotnrouled
with 14.00, we will md tbo p5iSilSS?uiS
vrrltteu EUArantM to retund th inaucyu
the treatment doe4 uot etloct a car. Guar.
nnt liiued only by Ueo, K. Good, DroS.
Ut,lol8Bt,rtrCoia.B.. tAlCAOf.
V T'i
elbows
plugs
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25 ft buck pipe 1 l.j inch.
100 i J ,
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?! ,vnlt Pipe 1 Inch.
iOftTupp',cirngl . '
JO . ' V '
U lUIUu Lemu.
a
2
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15 '
1
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1 '
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1.2
H
2 sulphiirlo, OP.
5 ' i Couil.
5 ' nitric.
5 ' tartario acid.
60 ' luscct powder, Dalmatian
5 ' bromide sodium.
50 flax seed meal,
2 ' bromide ammonium,
2 ' autipyrjue.
4 ' quassia chips.
5 borax pulv,
fi ' alum, pulv.
1 ' phenacetln,
2 ' todoforum,
4 prepared chalk.
10' oxide zinc.
5 ' BUgar lead.
2 ' squill root.
1 cardamem seeds.
2 doz Pblllip's palateable cod liver oil pints.
20 lbs suln ziuc.
loz citrate Uthla.
2 doz Davidson's syringes, No 1.
1-1 lb nitrate silver, fused.
10 rolls belladonna plaster, S & J. -,
10 ' mustard
2oz ergotlno.
3 lbs T K cascara sagrada. Lily k.(io,
3 curnsllU
3 ' ' iplcac.
4 ' licorice '
2 ' ' senna and siiiffnlln.
2 do? glass Jars, amber screw top 4 oz,
UWU 1SUHU1HOU 8 im
13 gross naner
5000 drugglBts envelopes
5 gal sweet oil, pure malaga,
5 lb can glycerine pure,
5 ' sasafras bark.
1 ' boracio acid pure,
5 ' rosin.
5 red chlnchona bark.
5 bitter orange peel, grouud,
3 ' lomou peel ground
2 carb magnesia. 3 os packages
5 ' hot ex.t witch, hazel
1 oz nitrate amyl
2 drams muriato morphine P & W
2 oz cantlmridal collodion
2 oz ammonia valerian
1-4 lb caustic potash
1 doz Goodyear II a syringes, No 3 1 oz
5 lb hi chlcr mercury
1 ' Iod potash
1 oz oxalate cerium
1 oz ext nux vomica, piwd P D& Co
1 glass funnel pint
1 lb elecainiiano root, nnlv
2 ' licorice root pulv
1 ' bluok antimony
1 ' blood root powd
1 ' hypopbosphite calcium
2 doz uiodiciuu measures, tea tabjespoonful.
Lug lines.
Samples may be aeen at the office of the
board of trustees, and goods must be in accord,
anco therewith and must come in original
packages wbeu possible.
andhaeilbblds.reBerVe" th rleUt t0 reJeCt aDy
Delivery of eunnlles vlll tin roni.,i iai.
ten days of notice of acceptance of bid. A copy
of. this advertisement must accompany bid.
and the namo of tint class of supplies bid upon
must be written on tlie pnvi,.A t?i, i.i.i
inustiuclude all the Items of the class bid
.upon, and must give Items and totals In full.
wuu ine exception or meat and flour. Audit
Ing officers are irn1illili..l fm nnn
b accounts of purchasers when the advertise
ment iioes uot contain a full and complete de
scription of the articles to be purchased.
Dids will be opened at 2 o'clock p. m. on
Tuosday, July 7, 189 '
SYLVESTrjt PENNOYEIl.
GEO, W. MoJIIUDE,
I'UIL, MET80HAN,
Wm. A. MUNLY, Clerk of Mf TrUS'ee8'
-jy1 KG M '. 1UIM
... iu, ni-, jortliinrt i.
..uc'in
Ho-'eburg
s-on
lft52 n. m Lv. s or0 &USHZ
5:10 u. m. I Ar. HiMPhnnr 7'1. V5.M.
". i i-j'ii
Albany Local, Dally
u-00 p. 111.
7:6'J p.m.
9:00 p. in.
tKscept imnils,,
uv. vouiuud Ar.
Lv: sulem iV ,
jr. Aio,iny ,t
M e ,
PCLLMAS BUFFET SLEEFEBS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Kor nccomin.id.'itinn o Be ...
puhsengers atuched to express tralu.
lYd Side Division, Between Pwlln!
and Cemllis:
DA11.Y (tXCElT SUNDAY).
7:&0 II. III.
12:10 p. 111.
'GvT
Ar.
"Pbrtlnnd
Cor liiis
A.t Albany nnd Conallls comea it i
tralna of Oregon Pacific Ralhoad.
KXl'ltESS TKAIN (DAI I.Y SXCXPISCSD'
4:40 p. m.
7:tt5 p. m.
XvT'ortTifnd " Ar. I
Ar.McMlnuvilleLv.
l2J.l.
0-131.1 .
flange unions
i i
i
sqr head slop cocki
' ,
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lever handle .
r-.. . . ..." ,1
.ock'enru,Ch':fln,,1'fa!il'ith-
lr cocks H
' "' 1 ;
bushluga axl.2
' 2x1 H
' 2xSj
' 1 l;2xl 1.1 Inch
1x1.2
;i.i .
! Ik Mralaers, brass l 1.3 m.n
bun stoppers. PuweU's patent 1 1.
. .., .,
Through Ticket I
To nil points .
EAST and S9UTE
Kor tickets and lull inlonnauoa repr I
iuc rucos innps, eic, apply 10 toe ixiaip
nyM ngont Salem, Oregoa
u-jT. uuctriiis, absu u. r. ana I3is.it
it KUKiiijic. .uacagi
THE YAnUINA ROUTE.
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Yaquliin - - ;
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aZTi!kviiaR l9
V'Af i M.K. "
And DrCB-nii Develonn
steamship Hue. 223 miles shorter, ailwo, f I
Insstimotliau by any otuet louie.
oiass thrniicrh tiassenircr and tretffctu1
Irani Portland nnd all DOlnU in iiH I
lamotte vullev to and Iroia SjoWm ,
timc oriirnin F. iKxoeDttlaslaJiJ-
Lenve A I nun v . Wf' r
T.JIVA Pnrvnllla . .twf i
Arrive
Leave
ueuve corvuius - - w - :r;i , r 1
Arrlirn Allinnv . .... IW v
O. & C, trains connect at AltoJ
rVrtrn lite
""The abftva trains connect at WW, l
with tlrf Oreiroii DevelopmeM ti "
ofSUnmshtns between aaulnawao
Kranclsoo.
rurivn UT?S.
stkamkiis. ' rnoxTAum V
Knrallon, Friday, Vj?J '
Willamette Valley, Tuesday -J'
jrarnuou, uunaay . 1
Willamette Valley, Thursday -u
Farallon, Tuetduy ' ,
8TBAMEIW. KKOMSASffiP
Willamette Valley, Friday. -'"H 7
Farallon, Tuesdayn JV x,
Willamette Valoy, Sanday
Farallon, Thursday a
Wlllamelto Valley, Tuesday --7;. s.
ilils company reserves ".-
change sailing dates without noUce.
N. fi.-1'assengeru Irom 1'ortlani J
Wllhimette Valfoy points can rattt a
connection with the trains 011
Y AttUINA ltOUTE at A bany or Uor 4
and If destined to San Francisco,!.
arrnngo to arrive at Yaqulna tnee"-
before date of sailing. ,. ,y
fassenger ana rreicni "' X slit
lowest. For lnformatTon apply t
t
and Tl
citt r a v ,w .. f.vlni BHU " .
Agenu aiu and 202 FronPsi; RwlUrt' "
O.O. liOOVti Ac't Uen'l KJ.
Pass. Agt,, Oregon """jju;o
O n.nASWELL.Jr.GenV W
Co., 301 Montgoroerxi-
HEALTH.
S?if Khanoret, first and second tager
1es Nosiii? nna Br.SorElrJ
3 In.
1-3
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L" d flaerlng copper. Str
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m 'XCIilllla ni.
lor th. iff.7 -v.uo V.i.Mal
Talo Md N.rvlal,"
THE niCHARDSDiJ Ct.,AMrtp
From Terminal or Interior Points ftt
Northern Pacnic Itai ro -
Is the lino to take
To all Points East and
- ,....-..,... ..w,,,i. itruns tun? ft
vAutiimin tn.lnu every day law".""
ST. PAUL AND C1UCA
(No chnge of cars.)
Comredofdlnlngoireunsu'pa ,
Pullman drnw.gmp,!
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,.
u-l that can bocoiwtruc'jedand'V,
-ik.i rornoi irui -
'ickc'i'.vnii .,rrtM
A v.ntlnuoi 1 A '--.' t,,,,?.,!!mMH
line, sffonllnrrt -" r" '""- II
lMltman l " ? jiot
rqr, m dv . 8I
KulMiif.-niMtlon cncernn nlltJ
or rlui.rmie nd "'' "''
on itppltntlltia l mu incur or
A. '. CUARlW.f.
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